Immersive noir pop and distinct, revealing vocals let the poetic phrases, memories and moments of February introduce the unique creative styling of Elizabeth Perran – in a manner that genuinely draws you in.
I Remember Rain is both gentle in its initial uncertainty and the simple lyrical and piano guidance, and deeply passionate, even slightly gritty, as we fall further under the spell of the music.
This project feels somewhat remisncent of the indie songwriters of times past, but there’s a clear identity of original reflection to Elizabeth Perran’s writing and arrangements – the sudden weight, the cinematic twists, the synths and the contrasting of intimacy and vastness – effectively freeing the album from any direct comparisons.
Both delicate and epic in equal parts, ten original songs fuse folk and alternative indie pop with a kind of haunting, intriguing sense of observational storytelling and simultaneous introspection.
From the piano to the acoustic guitar of Sell Me an Old Man, the songwriter captivates, makes you want to listen, through unique harmonies and unexpected bursts of freedom, dissonance, and intricate dances between the music and the voice.
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